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          Imogen Cunningham (1883-1976)

      Imogen Cunningham is renowned as one of the greatest American women photographers. In 1901, having sent away $15 for her first camera, she commenced what would become the longest photographic career in the history of the medium.

      Cunningham soon turned her attention to both the nude as well as native plant forms in her back garden. The results were staggering; an amazing body of work comprised of bold, contemporary forms. These works are characterized by a visual precision that is not scientific, but which presents the lines and textures of her subjects articulated by natural light and their own gestures. Her refreshing, yet formal and sensitive floral images from the 1920’s ultimately became her most acclaimed images.

               "Well, I turn people into human beings by not making them into gods." - Cunningham

Mood Match

Depth Of Field

Portraits

True Emotions

Why so serious?

Hmmm?

King of dirt.

True Beauty

Dazed

Pro Ton

Angry Phone Call

Still Life

Mist

Nature's Silly String

Siberian

Eaten Away

Winter's Poison

Abstract

Soakin up the Rays

Simplicity

Ready for the Pounce

Rule of Thirds - Conceptual Framing

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